The interdisciplinary team recommend that an immediate blood transfusion to save her life. She and her family adamantly refuses, as their belief considers accepting blood transfusions will one deprive them of eternal salvation. Even after the nurse, Henry presents the burdens of refusing treatment, she states that she would rather die than receive a transfusion (Ukachi, Morrison, VanHorn, Sundaram, & Lantos, 2013). Henceforth, the nurse is faced with the dilemma of either respect her well-informed decision, or ignore her wishes and transfuse the blood in an attempt to save her
The interdisciplinary team recommend that an immediate blood transfusion to save her life. She and her family adamantly refuses, as their belief considers accepting blood transfusions will one deprive them of eternal salvation. Even after the nurse, Henry presents the burdens of refusing treatment, she states that she would rather die than receive a transfusion (Ukachi, Morrison, VanHorn, Sundaram, & Lantos, 2013). Henceforth, the nurse is faced with the dilemma of either respect her well-informed decision, or ignore her wishes and transfuse the blood in an attempt to save her